Temperature is a key controlling variable from subcellular to ecosystem scales. Thus,
climatic warming is expected to have broad impacts, especially in economically and …

The position of the low salinity zone in the San Francisco Bay Delta—given its correlation
with the abundance of several estuarine species—is used for water management in a …

Longfin smelt (Spirinchus thaleichthys) is a threatened anadromous fish species that
spawns in freshwater to moderately brackish (ie 5–10 ppt) reaches of the upper San …

Recent modeling has demonstrated that sediment supply is one of the primary
environmental variables that will determine the sustainability of San Francisco Estuary tidal …

Salinity in estuaries varies naturally due to tides, weather, geomorphology, freshwater flow,
climate, and sea level. Before the 1950s, water management in southern Florida focused on …

The effect of climate variability on estuarine water environments was assessed in two
systems of the Bay of Biscay, the estuaries of Bilbao and Urdaibai, with contrasting …

The San Francisco estuary is commonly defined to include San Francisco Bay (bay) and the
adjacent Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta (delta). The US Geological Survey (USGS) …

Temperature is a key controlling variable from subcellular to ecosystem scales. Thus,
climatic warming is expected to have broad impacts, especially in economically and …

A model calibration based on the distributed multi stations approach is necessary towards
model implementation in the operational phase. In this study, a tree dimensional (3D) …

Estuarine bottoms are comprised mainly of soft sediments, with dense populations of deposit-
feeders, suspension-feeders, and benthic predators. These species in the majority have …